InfraSteel - Permanent Culvert Rehabilitation

Culverts degrade over time due to environmental factors, leading to structural deficiencies and diminished hydraulic capabilities. InfraSteel offers a comprehensive, cost-effective, and non-disruptive culvert slip-line rehabilitation process that includes problem identification, cause determination, and custom-designed solutions. Our services involve thorough inspections, tailored recommendations, and collaboration with hydraulic engineers to ensure optimal results. InfraSteel’s slip lining is a durable alternative to full replacements, addressing specific site requirements while minimizing traffic disruption and expediting permitting. Contact us for expert culvert rehabilitation services. https://lnkd.in/gdQyDCyT

America's infrastructure is aging. State and local agencies are under pressure to do more with less, whether it be road maintenance or culvert repairs.InfraSteel offers a cost-effective method of culvert repair and retrofits that doesn't sacrifice flow capacity or structural integrity.InfraSteel slipliners and bridge kits are -Cost-effective -Easy to install -Resistant to corrosion -Hydraulically efficient -Load-bearing -Have a 70-100 year lifespan If you're preparing for an infrastructure renewal project, reach out to the team at InfraSteel to learn if it's right for your needs. https://lnkd.in/ggRFKBGF

InfraSteel was chosen by the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) to repair a deteriorating corrugated metal pipe (CMP) culvert under State Highway 242 in Lawrence County, TN. Our slip-lining method prevented significant disruptions and detours. After collaborating with TDOT to certify InfraSteel as an approved liner, we conducted detailed measurements to ensure a precise fit, enhancing flow capacity. Despite challenges like severe invert deterioration, we prepared the site, fabricated, and installed the liner, resulting in a durable structure with a 70-100 year lifespan. This project highlights the effectiveness of trenchless rehabilitation in maintaining critical infrastructure and minimizing public disruption. https://lnkd.in/g-xXGQC5

Transforming Failing Culverts with Structural and Hydraulic Excellence! We provide engineered designs that turn failing infrastructure into durable, new culverts with a 70-100 year lifespan. Check out the before and after!

In the vast majority of cases, an end-pipe culvert inspection will be more than enough to determine whether the culvert needs to be replaced.  The end-pipe inspection is the simplest and, in most cases, the most cost-effective inspection strategy. All you need is a high-powered flashlight and some manpower. Sometimes, inspectors have unique needs that can only be met by an inspection that uses modern technology. Enhanced culvert inspections are capable of collecting an impressive array of data. But when do you need to use an enhanced culvert inspection technique? What are the most modern methods?

Culverts are integral elements in a well-designed infrastructure system, providing essential drainage and water flow management. They allow water to pass under a road, railway, or similar obstruction. A crucial part of understanding culverts involves discerning the key differences between headwalls and wingwalls. These components play different roles in managing water flow and ensuring the stability of the structure.

InfraSteel’s MAXBOXX and FlowBell designs are engineered to provide maximum hydraulic capacity for culvert rehabilitation projects…(the cross bracing is removed after the annular space between the host pipe and liner is grouted) #infrastructure #stormwater #culverts #railways #highways Eric Kennedy Alex Sherrod Dan (Dano) Dammann

Culverts, the structures designed to allow water to pass below roads, railways, or embankments, play an essential role in managing surface water and preventing flooding. However, these structures are not immune to degenerative issues, and they can sometimes fail. Reviewing the most common reasons for culvert failure, explained below, will help stormwater agencies understand and mitigate the risks of culvert failure.

According to the 2022 FEMA flood mitigation handbook, drainage issues on roadways can stem from limited capacity, flooding, storm surges, and debris blocking culverts, leading to erosion and damage. Here are five ways to minimize erosion around road culverts.

Culverts are essential for many cities and towns across the world, providing an effective way to control the water moving from one place to another. However, choosing the right one for a particular situation isn’t as easy as it may seem. Learn how to choose the right culvert for your city by considering important factors like size, material, installation, and maintenance.